Work on demandReviews of rentatech.org

About 4 months ago, I contacted Rentatech (also known as Earth Care) because they advertised subcontracting opportunities for cleaning and handyman work. They required me to purchase a “subscription” that supposedly covered my uniform, ID badge, and insurance needed to start working with them. I paid around $110 in total, trusting that I would receive real job opportunities afterward. However, after paying, the company made it practically impossible to qualify for any work. They required a “qualification test” consisting of ten confusing questions conducted over the phone by someone who was clearly unprofessional. I could even hear a TV playing loudly in the background. The person spoke unclearly, repeated questions in loops, and made the process intentionally confusing. During the test, they expected me to memorize random phone numbers, acronyms, and email addresses, along with their so-called company policies, an unrealistic and meaningless process clearly designed to make applicants fail. After multiple failed attempts and wasted time, I requested a refund. That’s when the process turned even more absurd. To “qualify” for a refund, they required me to schedule a phone appointment and then sent me a list of tasks to complete within two hours. The tasks included: • Writing an essay about my “wonderful experience” with their company. • Recording a three-minute video recommending their services and saying how great they are. • Completing other unnecessary and humiliating requirements clearly designed to discourage refunds. This company promotes itself with fake testimonials and deceptive marketing to appear legitimate. In reality, they charge job seekers for uniforms and insurance, then make it impossible to work or get their money back. I’m sharing my experience to warn others not to fall for this scam. Do not pay Rentatech or Earth Care any money upfront. they are exploiting people who are genuinely looking for work.

Company has very questionable hiring practices. You have to pay for items before they allow you to test, then have random questions that have nothing to do with a job. You have to answer 10 right with one wrong. The questions are very vague. Do not try to go though the hiring process. Seems like a total scam.

The work just doesn't stop here me and my spouse been averaging 50+ hours a week Pro tip they don't tell you this but you can accept multiple jobs at once maximizing your earnings

I submitted a name your price on August 31, 2025, no one ever contacted me. When I contacted them by phone which all calls are recorded, the representative told me that they most likely rejected my name your price which should be posted on their website so consumers don’t waste their time waiting for a response. I pay what I can afford.

I wish I could give them a zero. I was promised a licensed electrician. Instead they posted my home address on craigslist and 4 different sketchy people randomly showed up throughout the day none of them background checked or licensed. They have no qualifications. No work was done and no one answers the phone, email or texts. I am out $250 and my family was at risk with random people coming to the house.

Today July 18, 2025 after 3 weeks of no communication with this company I finally called and a RUDE man (he refused to give his name..btw) answered and asked how he could help after explaining to him how I would like a refund because I still have not received my pro pack I purchased almost a month ago ( in which I honestly had to borrow the money for) and after many emails with no response back I asked for a refund, he was very rude and said to contact hr and get an exit interview that's how I can get my money back and hung up. This company is not professional and i feel as if I was robbed of employment as well as my money. Don't trust Rent a Tech it's a scam. I will be contacting the BBB as well as every other site that allows me to write a review. Oh yeah and my RTP number always seems to change every time I try to get to the employee portal...this is so frustrating all I want is to apply my experience and hard work to use.

This place is scam. They won't scam me! It is so obvious that they pay people to say good things and write good reviews. When you have to pay or buy anything to work for a company, that's worse than a red flag.

This company is a scam They took my $100 deposit to schedule a plumber (they say they train and vet all their technicians) with the balance of $60 due after the service. I was told that the plumber would be here between 12 and 2. Around 11:00 a very nice guy shows up and asks to see the job. I show it to him and he says “no problem, I’ll just go get a part and come back “ He asks me if I already have the cash for the repair and I say “ what cash “? He says “ The $60 cash in the Craigslist ad” As he is talking another guy shows up and says he’s here to fix my pipe I ask him where he’s from and he says “the Craigslist ad” He shows me the ad and it’s got my address and an offer of $60 cash to whoever comes over and fixes my leak . I advise him that I’m sorry but I never put the ad on Craigslist. I call Rentatech and ask where my plumber is and this very rude clown tells me he’s already been onsite for an hour. I tell him that no one is here and he tells me there’s nothing he can do and hangs up STAY AWAY FROM THIS COMPANY AND DO NOT SEND THEM ANY MONEY!!